The importance of “Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2” cannot be understated.

Set in 15th-century Bohemia, the title is steeped with accurate representations of buildings, towns, and castles from one of Czechia’s most historically significant regions.

When it launched early last month, the game became something of a phenomenon and quickly became one of the most-played single-player games on Steam.

According to Jan Pechač from LucyTours, the company has seen a rise in inquiries about its Kutná Hora tours, a key location in the game known as Kuttenberg.

While bookings haven’t surged yet, Pechač expects a sharp increase as spring and summer approach, when most tourists plan their trips. Interest is not limited to Kutná Hora—other historical sites like Trosky Castle ruins and Malešov Fort are also drawing attention.

Honza Pavelka from Czexperience confirms the trend, noting that the video game has sparked curiosity about Trosky Castle and Kutná Hora. He anticipates even greater demand as the main tourist season begins in April.

They also have partnered with the Kutná Hora municipality to launch an official Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 tour.

Lenka Lamačová from Premiant City Tour says they have updated tour descriptions to include references to the game’s story, while Real Prague Tours has updated information on two tours to highlight the connection to Warhorse Studios’ work.

Beyond tourism, the video game is making waves in Czechia in unexpected ways. One company recently hosted a medieval-themed feast to celebrate the game’s launch, and a local bank has even introduced special-edition virtual debit cards featuring in-game imagery.

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